Roman Economic Conditions to the Close of the Republic
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Caes. , IV ; Plut. , /. Caes. , I, 4. 2Florus, Epit. , Ill, 6 ; Dion Cass. , Hist. , XXXVI, 20, i ; 22, 2; 23, i ; Appian, De Bell. Mith. , XCI, XCIII, CXIX ; Pint. , Pomp. , XXV, i; Cic, Pro Leg. Man. , XII, 32 ; XVII, 53. 3Livy, Ex Lib. , XCIX ; Dion Cass. , Hist. , XXXVI, 37, 3 ; Appian, De Bell. Mith. , XCVI ; Pint. , Pomp. , XXV, 2 ; Cic, Pro Leg. Man. , XII, 35 ; Pro Flacco, XII, 2q, 4Livy, Ex Lib. , CXXVII; Veil. Pater. , U, 77; Plut. , Anton. , XXXII, i; Appian, De Bell. Civ. , IV, 83 ;... V, 15, 18, 67. 5Appian, De Bell. Civ. , V. 77. 6Cic. , De Repub. , II, 5, lo. 7Cato, R. R. , Pracj. , i et 3. SPolyb. , Hist. , I, 83, 10. 146 Roman Economic Conditions fleet ;^ while in 215 B. C. Large stores of provisions came to Rome from Sicily. ^ A mercantile party grew up in the state. They clamoured for the destruction of Carthage and Corinth because the removal of these rivals meant larger commercial opportunities. Yet Roman commerce was always inextri- cably associated with the food-supply of Rome.
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Caes. , IV ; Plut. , /. Caes. , I, 4. 2Florus, Epit. , Ill, 6 ; Dion Cass. , Hist. , XXXVI, 20, i ; 22, 2; 23, i ; Appian, De Bell. Mith. , XCI, XCIII, CXIX ; Pint. , Pomp. , XXV, i; Cic, Pro Leg. Man. , XII, 32 ; XVII, 53. 3Livy, Ex Lib. , XCIX ; Dion Cass. , Hist. , XXXVI, 37, 3 ; Appian, De Bell. Mith. , XCVI ; Pint. , Pomp. , XXV, 2 ; Cic, Pro Leg. Man. , XII, 35 ; Pro Flacco, XII, 2q, 4Livy, Ex Lib. , CXXVII; Veil. Pater. , U, 77; Plut. , Anton. , XXXII, i; Appian, De Bell. Civ. , IV, 83 ;... V, 15, 18, 67. 5Appian, De Bell. Civ. , V. 77. 6Cic. , De Repub. , II, 5, lo. 7Cato, R. R. , Pracj. , i et 3. SPolyb. , Hist. , I, 83, 10. 146 Roman Economic Conditions fleet ;^ while in 215 B. C. Large stores of provisions came to Rome from Sicily. ^ A mercantile party grew up in the state. They clamoured for the destruction of Carthage and Corinth because the removal of these rivals meant larger commercial opportunities. Yet Roman commerce was always inextri- cably associated with the food-supply of Rome.
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